regroup

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de se réorganiser ou de se rassembler à nouveau, en particulier après un échec ou un revers, afin de reprendre des forces ou de planifier la suite.

A verb used to indicate the act of reorganizing or reassembling, especially after a disruption or setback.

1. Reorganize after a setbackB2formal

   To reorganize or restructure after a failure or difficulty in order to try again.

   se regrouper après un échec

   • After losing the first round, the team needed to regroup and change their strategy.
   • The company decided to regroup after the financial losses.
   • She took a moment to regroup her thoughts before answering.

   Synonymesrallyreassemblerecoverreform

2. Reorganize into new groupsB2formal

   To form new groups or rearrange existing ones.

   regrouper

   • The teacher asked the students to regroup into pairs for the next activity.
   • The soldiers were ordered to regroup into smaller units.
   • After the meeting, the committee regrouped into subcommittees.

   Synonymesrearrangereassemblereclassifyrecombinereformreorderrestructure

   Antonymesdispersescatterseparate